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It’s not necessarily your wife’s fault.

It’s not necessarily your wife’s fault.

18:15 1st July 2015 | Perfect Sperm

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We only need one sperm to fertilise an egg and produce a baby. But how do you find the right one? There are approximately 300 million sperm in a single ejaculation but not all of them can do the job.

Finding the perfect sperm

There’s a process called Intra-cytoplasmic morphologically selected sperm injection (IMSI) through which sperms are selected under an extremely powerful microscope. According to the World Health Organisatio...

Are IVF babies normal?

11:46 1st July 2015 | IVF Offspring

IVF Babies Assisted Reproductive Technology Healthy Young Adults

The earliest IVF babies are now in their mid-30s and recent studies show that children conceived using assisted reproductive technology compare favourably with those conceived normally. Are IVF babies more prone to illness than other children? No. Neither do they have six fingers or other strange physical defects. Nothing is 100% certain but most IVF babies have a similar quality of life to non-IVF children and have a normal body mass i...

Fertility Decline

Fertility Decline

11:48 30th June 2015 | Age & Pregnancy

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Nature has a plan but you can beat it

Women were meant to have babies in their late teens and early twenties. These are their most fertile years and generally speaking, the older a woman gets the less fertile she becomes. This graph shows that, on average, women aged 22 -23 years who are having regular unprotected sex, have a 25% chance of becoming pregnant every month. This slowly declines for women between 24-30 years and by the t...

What are the known causes of Female Infertility?

What are the known causes of Female Infertility?

22:55 25th March 2015 | Causes of Female Infertility

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Female infertility can be categorised into three factors: tubal, uterine and ovarian.

Tubal factors which affect the fallopian tubes
Uterine factors which affect the lining of the uterus
Ovarian factors have to do with the ovaries and the eggs they produce

All three are linked, and if you have a problem with one or more it could make you infertile.

Let’s start with the ovaries. If you have a problem with them, you may not be...

How long should you wait before seeking fertility help?

09:35 15th February 2015 | Radio Show

ASPIRE Radio Talk Informative Educative Interactive Fertility Treatment Options Rhythm 93.7FM

Hello Everyone!

ASPIRE will be on the radio today talking about the topic:

How long should I wait before making my fertility treatment option?

Do tune in to Rhythm 93.7FM at 5.30pm.

It’s guaranteed to be very informative!

TBC Port Harcourt celebrates 10 Years of Babies

TBC Port Harcourt celebrates 10 Years of Babies

19:37 28th January 2015 | Uncategorized

Dr P Feibai, Head of PH Clinic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ovulation and Your Other Half (Nicole The Fertile Chick)

10:03 10th November 2014 | Ovulation Window

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I envy couples that have never had to worry about that interesting window in a woman’s cycle called ovulation. The joy of being able to be intimate with your husband without having one eye on the calendar!!! I have had some of my less-fertility-challenged friends tell me that they too are constantly on ovulation watch – in their case it’s not about trying to catch the egg, but how to MISS it. My reaction is always the same, classic eye ...

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